Dog Trainers in California — 478 Programs Across 35 Cities

Board and Train runs 2 to 6 weeks, from $2,900 to $8,700, with boarding included throughout. Private Lessons cover both obedience and reactivity work—single reactivity sessions are $300, or $900 for a four-session package; a separate four-session obedience package runs $600. The obedience option is designed specifically for high-drive breeds like shepherds, Malinois, and bully breeds. Virtual Training is also available at $250 per session, suited for owners working through a specific behavior problem.

Board and Train programs range from a 5-day day-training option at $1,750 to multi-week residential stays priced between $3,950 and $4,500, running 2 to 3 weeks depending on the program. Most include handoff and follow-up sessions. Private Lessons are structured as courses: a 4-session program at $1,200 or a 6-week AKC-focused bootcamp at $1,800. In-Home Training is also available, though pricing for that option isn't currently published.

Board and Train ranges from $1,990 for a two-week puppy program (ages 2-5 months) up to $4,000 for five weeks, which includes follow-up and handoff sessions. Private Lessons are $150 per session or $1,000 for ten, with lifetime support included. Group Classes run five weeks for $600. Virtual Training is $100 per session ($900 for ten) or $600 per month for separation anxiety work. Service dog training pricing is available on request.

School of Foundations is a daytime drop-off format offered for 5, 10, or 15 days at $1,015 to $3,045, with dogs returning home nightly. Private Lessons cost $200 for non-members or $250 for aggressive dogs, while a four-lesson puppy package costs $480. Group Classes start at $225 for the first month, then $59 monthly for one dog or $89 for multiple dogs. A 20-day Boot Camp is $4,660 and includes Private Lessons, Group Classes, CGC preparation, testing, and certificates.

Private training costs $200 for one session, $540 for three, or $850 for five. Day Training is sold in 12-day and 24-day packages, currently advertised at promotional prices of $1,260 and $2,340, with one or two at-home private sessions included. Sunday group workshops cost $45. First-time private and day-training clients must purchase a Facility Consultation. Board & Train is also offered, but its current price and duration are not published in the provided pages.

Board and Train programs range from a 2-week puppy option at $2,000 up to a 6-week program at $4,500, with a 4-week basic program at $2,500. All training programs require a prong collar. Boarding without training is available at $75 per day, with optional training add-ons at $50 per hour, and daycare runs $50 per day. Private Lessons are $100 per session, or you can save with a six-session package for $500.

Group Classes range from $20 to $40 per session, with obedience-only options at $20 and combined obedience and protection training at $40 across two days—though protection work requires prior obedience participation. Puppy obedience classes are also available at $20 per session on Wednesday nights. Private Lessons are $75 per session, while In-Home Training is $100 per session, available locally in Riverside with a travel fee for those more than 20 minutes from the training field.

Virtual training costs $90 for one session or $240 for three. In-home private training is $200 for a single session, $450 for three, or $700 for five. Doggie Training Camp costs $1,000 per week with a three-week minimum, while more challenging cases commonly require four to six weeks. Alumni maintenance stays are $100 per day. A free phone consultation, variable-price workshops, and $1,000 full-day training for individuals or organizations are also offered.

Private Lessons are offered at two price points depending on the focus. Basic obedience sessions run $60 each, while sessions addressing behavior issues are $70 each. Both are sold individually rather than as packages, giving owners flexibility to book as needed without committing to a set number upfront. No other program types such as Board and Train, Group Classes, or Virtual Training appear to be listed at this time.

Private training costs $115 for one 30-minute session, $425 for four sessions, or $775 for an eight-session rescue-dog package. Group classes use flexible packs priced at $215 for five classes or $375 for ten. Fixed workshops range from $150 for three-week recall or loose-leash programs to $350 for six-week Therapy Dog Certification Prep. Evaluations cost $45 to $60. Separation-anxiety training begins with a minimum four-week program, but pricing is not published.